Golf & Curling de Hawkesbury
A bright future on the green Since the 1960s, the Hawkesbury Golf & Curling Club is the place to be for a one-of-a-kind experience. With more than 325 active members, the Club has a bright future, embracing a dynamic approach characterized by its members' passion and the course's uniqueness. With golf in mind, the Club wants to be an inte- gral part of the community, being a place where people can meet in a beautiful and calm setting, where sports and nature create an experience like no other. skills competitions and days of training with differ- ent stations on the golf course.”
“The golf industry is facing a tough environment these days, but we never compromised the qual- ity of the golf course,” said Club president Jennifer Brennan. “The time has come to offer a golf experi- ence that will not only please our actual members, but also cater to the younger crowd, new players, family and organizations.” The golf course is renowned for its mature, tree- lined fairways and elevated greens. While still being challenging for the serious golfers, it also offers a great experience to beginners and weekend play- ers. “Our course is on a professional level and truly unique in the region,” said former pro golfer and Club member Carl Desjardins. That’s why we will be hosting a Québec PGA tournament in June, a first in the region for such a high ranked circuit.” A professional tournament will bring lots of visibil- ity and quite a crowd to the Hawkesbury course and the club sees this event as an opportunity to promote the fact that its 18-hole fairway is the place where pros and amateurs share the same passion. “People can call us for courses and we do have a junior program for the 9 to 18-year-old,” said the club head professional and junior representative, Murray Champagne. “They can play as much as they want and they get golf lessons with trainers,
“People know about the golf part, but we’re also open to public for parties, weddings, evening din- ners and grand receptions,” said house / event and Marketing manager, Andréanne Roy. “We want the community to feel welcomed and have guests and families for some good times on the terrace or for Sunday’s brunch. The clubhouse should be the hip place to hang while still being a place of choice for golfers and the sport.” With that in mind, the Hawkesbury Golf & Curling Club will host a family brunch on April 5, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., to celebrate Easter. Weekly brunches on the terrace will also be a tasty invitation during the summer, from June 7 to August 30, a perfect time for friendly gathering. A good round, tasty food, and friendly meetings, the Club is the place to be and a big demo day with BBQ and music May 2, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., will be the perfect occasion to hit some balls for free on the driving range. Representative from Cal- laway, Ping and Titleist will be there to guide the golfers and offer equipment and technique advice and tricks. By opening its doors to the community while maintaining its golf tradition, the club has a bright future ahead.
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PGA Québec tournament at the Club
2014 AGP champion, Dave Lévesque
The Hawkesbury Golf and Curling Club will be hosting a PGA Québec tournament on June 24, 26 and 27, a first in the region for the Association des golfeurs professionnels du Québec (PGA). This can’t miss event will have the best golf pros on the greens and the fans will have the chance to watch the action for free. The Prescott-Russell Invitation golf tournament is organized in partnership with the Prescott-Russell community development corporation, the United Townships of Prescott-Russell and Pres- cott-Russell Tourism. More than $40,000 will be up for grabs and fans will witness
With more than a million dollars in purse money during the season, the PGA Québec is where the big boys play. At the Prescott-Russell Invitation, fans will be able to see the golfers who will be in the title run, like 2014 Canadian Championship winner Dave Lévesque. Other well-known golfers, like Yvan Beauchemin, Marc Girouard and Gregg Cuthill should be there in June. “The tournament will bring great visi- bility to the Club as well as the region and it will be an opportunity for visitors to discover the course while watching a big-time tournament,” said administrator Andréanne Roy. Everybody is welcome
some inspiring and hard-driving rounds on the course. The PGA has more than 500 members on its list and 300 of them are class A certified professionals. “It is the biggest club pro tour in North America and it will be the first time that such an important tour is in town for a tournament,” said former golf pro and Club member Carl Desjardins. “It will be a major tournament and the best will be playing. The tournament will count for the point system and the players won’t miss it since they could get exemptions for the Skins Game, and the purses and the order of merit are tied to the rank- ing.”
Couples mariés ou conjoints de fait: payez pour un abonnement complet et obtenez le deuxième à 40% de rabais (sur l’abonnement le moins cher) Nouveau membres spécial couple
New members couple special:
ur / day 65 $
Junior 350 $
7-jour / day 4 50$ t / Student 85 $
Famille (après 16 h) Families (after 4 p.m.) 850 $
Married couples or common law: pay 1 full membership and get the second one 40% off (on the lowest price membership)
1150, Chemin Golf club Road, Hawkesbury, Ontario Golf & Curling de Hawkesbury
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